Registration Open for Webinar on Private Sector Initiatives to Reduce Marine Plastics “Brunei’s Journey to Plastic Sustainability: Hands-on Initiatives in Action”

Registration Open for Webinar on Private Sector Initiatives to Reduce Marine Plastics “Brunei’s Journey to Plastic Sustainability: Hands-on Initiatives in Action” Life

Registration Open for Webinar on Private Sector Initiatives to Reduce Marine Plastics “Brunei’s Journey to Plastic Sustainability: Hands-on Initiatives in Action”. Click here for registration: bit.ly/PSPBrunei2024

Registration Open for Webinar on
Private Sector Initiatives to Reduce Marine Plastics “Brunei’s Journey to
Plastic Sustainability: Hands-on Initiatives in Action”

The Regional Knowledge Centre for
Marine Plastic Debris in collaboration with the Department of Environment,
Parks and Recreation of Brunei Darussalam, supported by the GIZ 3RproMar
program, will host a webinar ” Brunei’s Journey to Plastic Sustainability:
Hands-on Initiatives in Action”. This webinar is a valuable opportunity to
learn about Brunei’s efforts to combat marine plastic pollution and explore
innovative solutions from the private sector. Register now and be part of the
conversation!

Save the date!

Date: June 20th , 2024

Time: 10:00 AM to 12:15 PM
(GMT+8)

Platform: Zoom

Registration: bit.ly/PSPBrunei2024
  

What to Expect:

·      
Discover innovative solutions from leading
Bruneian companies that promote a circular economy and reduce plastic waste.

·      
Learn about government initiatives and research
findings on plastic waste management in Brunei.

·      
ERIA’s role in promoting innovative approaches
undertaken by the private sector in the ASEAN+3 region.

About RKCMPD

The Regional Knowledge Centre for Marine Plastic Debris was established under the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia in 2019. The Knowledge Centre’s mission is to provide information and support to ASEAN+3 Member States, thereby helping them to improve the circularity of plastic and prevent leakage into marine environments.

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